[The Secret Chamber at Chad by Evelyn Everett-Green]@TWC D-Link bookThe Secret Chamber at Chad CHAPTER X: From Peril To Safety 27/28
And all our old forest rights have been restored to us--nay, have been widened and increased, and that at the expense of Mortimer.
Ye should have seen his face when that mandate was brought forth and duly signed and sealed with the royal seal and delivered to our father! And the prior has been warned to take his spies from Chad, and the prince has promised to come and visit us, and to enjoy a week's hunting in the forest." Bertram's breath gave out before he had well finished outpouring his story, and the pause was filled by a great huzza, led off by Julian, and taken up by all the company, who were hearing scraps of like information from the men-at-arms who had conducted home the heir. "Our parents are constrained to remain awhile longer at court; but I hungered to bring the news to Chad, and to hear the end of the story." Bertram here dismounted, and taking his brothers by the arm, led them up to their own room, which was always their favourite haunt. "I see that thy face is well-nigh recovered, Edred; but it stood us in marvellous good stead.
Tell me, how fared you when you parted from us? All went well ?" "Excellent well in all truth.
Not a soul accosted us by the way.
We saw him take boat to the sloop, and saw the sloop sail out of the bay.
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